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Mantey, Karen I. (AIM), 95, Watertown, WI; May 18. Call: parish sec., Immanuel, Watertown.
Mau, the Rev. Joan A., 65, Decorah, IA; May 24. Calls: campus ministry, Waldorf College, Forest City; Our Saviour, Audubon; Trinity, Sioux City; Good Shepherd, Decorah, all IA; Trinity, Washington Island, WI.
Mauney, the Rev. Marshall F., 94, Norfolk, VA; April 12. Calls: St. Matthew & St. Peter, Toms Brook; Holy Trinity, Lynchburg; First, Norfolk, all VA; Mt. Tabor, West Columbia, SC.
Petersen, the Rev. John P., 88, Evanston, IL; May 9. Calls: Ascension, Chicago; Our Sav- ior, Arlington Heights; ministry to law office, Lutheran Welfare Services of Illinois & vice pres. for corporate affairs, Lutheran Social Ser- vices of Illinois, Des Plaines, all IL.
Peterson, the Rev. Harold E., 89, Bella Vista, AR; April 14. Calls: Storla & Trinity, Letcher, SD; Winnebago, Lake Mills; Trinity, Avoca, both IA.
Rossbach, the Rev. David C., 76, St. Francis, KS; April 29. Calls: Trinity, Gordon; St. James, Humboldt, both NE; St. Paul American, Hering- ton; Peace, St. Francis, both KS; Bethel, Aurora, CO.
Schell, the Rev. Larry V., 78, Reading, Pa.; May 25. Calls: Trinity-Heidelberg, Slatington; St. Paul, Douglassville, both PA.
Schmitthenner, the Rev. Samuel W., 87, Get- tysburg, PA; May 17. Calls: missionary, Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church, India; Faith United, Claysburg, PA. While in India he served as AELC president from 1969 to 1981.
Simonton, the Rev. Donald C., 86, Grand Junction, CO; March 17. Calls: St. Luke, Albu- querque; Christ, Santa Fe, both NM; High Coun- try Lutheran Parish, Glenwood Springs; Mt. of the Holy Cross, Vail, all CO.
Stang, Sister Violet E. (deaconess), 78, Carter Lake, IA; March 2. Calls: nurse, Milwaukee General Hospital, Milwaukee; missionary, Papua New Guinea.
Stetser, the Rev. Harry G., 89, Reading, PA; April 2. Calls: Messiah, Sea Isle City; Bethany,
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225 years CONNECTICUT: Emanuel, New Haven. 46
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Gloucester City, both NJ; St. John, Pricetown; St. Paul, York Haven; St. John, Williamsburg; St. Mark & Holy Cross, Spring Mills, all PA.
Swiggum, the Rev. Harland A., 92, Madison, WI; May 16. Calls: Bethel & exec. dir., Bethel Community Adult Christian Education Founda- tion (Bethel Bible Series), Madison.
Torvend, the Rev. E. Silas, 93, Silverton, OR; April 17. Calls: Bethel, Cupertino; Emmanuel, North Hollywood, both CA; Our Savior, Puget Island; Burlington, Burlington; Christ, Lake- wood, WA; Glendale, Burien; St. Mark, Lacey; Trinity, Parkland, all WA.
Whitaker, the Rev. Hugh C., 90, Saugerties, NY; May 4. Calls: St. Matthew, Oswego; Christ, Little Falls; Zion, Athens, all NY.
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